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weird_place777
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- Mar 28, 2026
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Prescription drugs are synthetic and trustworthy, but designed for human consumption and unlikely to kill from an overdose. Natural poisons are dangerous and potentially fatal, but vary in quality and are hard to find without extensive traveling. Industrial chemicals seem to be the best of both worlds, and mostly without the drawbacks of each! From a reliable source, they have the trusted artificial consistency of man-made substances, and many of them at least appear to be deadlier than most toxic natural poisons.
With SN becoming increasingly censored, what options are there for lethal chemicals? Cyanide has been my #1 choice. From what I've read, it's technically not illegal in my country, but is heavily regulated, and given its long history of war crimes and murders I can't imagine any way of realistically acquiring it.
Given the sheer number of industrial chemicals out there, I find it hard to believe that there aren't other substances capable of being used for self-euthanasia. Since cyanide appears to be "guaranteed death", even a lesser chemical should still be consistently fatal in a high enough dose.
Why are pesticides considered a non-method, but cyanide isn't? Pesticides and similar chemicals are poisons explicitly designed to kill living things. Are there any other agricultural/industrial chemicals that could work as reliable euthanasia? And are there any legal alternatives to cyanide that are more accessible? It doesn't have to be pleasant, it just has to work.
With SN becoming increasingly censored, what options are there for lethal chemicals? Cyanide has been my #1 choice. From what I've read, it's technically not illegal in my country, but is heavily regulated, and given its long history of war crimes and murders I can't imagine any way of realistically acquiring it.
Given the sheer number of industrial chemicals out there, I find it hard to believe that there aren't other substances capable of being used for self-euthanasia. Since cyanide appears to be "guaranteed death", even a lesser chemical should still be consistently fatal in a high enough dose.
Why are pesticides considered a non-method, but cyanide isn't? Pesticides and similar chemicals are poisons explicitly designed to kill living things. Are there any other agricultural/industrial chemicals that could work as reliable euthanasia? And are there any legal alternatives to cyanide that are more accessible? It doesn't have to be pleasant, it just has to work.